Trattoria Brutagnu is an Italian restaurant located in the Hanazono station front shopping street, renovated from a row house. It used to be a popular restaurant called "Bretagne" under Kintetsu Hearts. This was my first visit, and I found the atmosphere to be nice and the owner to be friendly. I ordered the C set for lunch, which includes an appetizer platter, mini soup, bread, today's gelato, and coffee, along with a choice of pasta from the menu (cream-based pasta costs an additional 220 yen). The appetizer platter was quite authentic, and the broccoli and hotate cream pasta I chose had a good portion size and tasted delicious. I wonder why they chose the name Brutagnu? Perhaps it's a play on the phrase "roku de nashi buru-chu." I heard that the owner of this row house, Kuroda, used to live here as a child. Total cost for the C set was 1870 yen (+220 yen).

#Moved to the north side shopping street of Hanoi Hanazono❗#Italian restaurant in a traditional house in the downtown area#Italian food to eat with chopsticks#Delicious spaghetti by the funky masterJune 2020❗I visited Plutanyu for the first time for lunch after they moved to the shopping street closer to the station. I chose the A set without dessert, with a choice of three types of pasta for this week...⭐I chose the pork belly and various beans in tomato sauce. First, I had:・Four kinds of appetizers salad plate・Tortilla・Bruschetta with fresh fish・Italian classic bean dish・Bacon and vegetable soup・Bread・Bacon and vegetable consommé soupThe appetizer plate with Carpaccio and Bruschetta was very delicious, but the Italian classic bean dish was also very tasty! The soup was so delicious! The harmony of the bacon's umami and the sweetness of the vegetables was amazing! The warm, soft bread was also wonderful~❤⭐Pork belly and various beans in tomato sauceIt's not pasta, but spaghetti here! The funky master here is very particular and it's not Italian pasta, it's Italian spaghetti! The lunch set A for ¥1200 with a drink included is a great deal in my opinion. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal~(*^O^*)

Messenger Kuroda's family home, a renovated stylish Italian restaurant called Italian Dining Brutanyu, offers a variety of dishes for lunch, not just pasta. Located at 1-4-21 Yoshida, Higashi-Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture.

It's hard to find, but worth seeking out and coming back for.

This is a stylish and trendy restaurant located in a residential area a little away from the Kintetsu Kawachi-Nagano station shopping street, renovated from a one-story old folk house with a Kyoto-like atmosphere. The high ceiling and warm ambiance of the old folk house are very calming. The lunch course B is priced at 1200 yen and includes a choice of three pasta dishes of the month, appetizers, salad, soup, bread, and a drink. The appetizers include carpaccio, terrine, and pate, which were all incredibly delicious. The chicken bolognese was also delicious and had a rich flavor. The quality of the food is very high, and it would go well with beer or wine. The portion size is satisfying even for men. Overall, it is a high-quality restaurant with excellent food and service.

In 2016 and 2013, my husband and I visited our favorite restaurant again. The chef, who used to be alone, was now replaced by a young couple, and the prices had gone up. The A lunch set was 1200 yen and included appetizers, bread, soup, and main dishes like pork and eggplant tomato pasta or sausage and poached egg peperoncino. The coffee was good and the portions were generous, but the previous chef's delicate and artistic flavors were missed. In 2013, the chef was a bit unfriendly but had excellent cooking skills. The pasta set included appetizers like fresh vegetables, quiche, sweetfish, Satsuma simmered dish, and vegetable tomato stew. The salmon and spinach peperoncino was delicious with plenty of salmon and perfectly cooked pasta. The bread and coffee were also noteworthy. In 2011, we visited a cozy and quiet restaurant converted from an old house. The B lunch set included appetizers, soup, pasta, bread, and coffee, along with a glass of wine. The appetizers were beautifully arranged with octopus vinegar, sweet potato simmered dish, ham, omelet, and vegetable tomato stew. The fresh and crispy raw vegetables were a pleasant surprise. The tomato and basil pasta was light and tasty, while the pork and cabbage peperoncino was slightly salty but flavorful. I love Italian food, but my husband, who dislikes olive oil and cheese, also enjoyed the meal and thanked me for recommending the restaurant.

Despite the rainy weather, the table seats were full. It seems like a child-friendly restaurant. I got a coupon from Tabelog, but when I showed it, I was told it expired at the end of January and couldn't be used. It would be appreciated if they could remove expired coupons. Our order included beer, white wine, broccoli and shrimp ajillo, egg and ham pizza, duck sauté, mozzarella cheese tomato pasta, chocolate parfait, and coffee. We shared the dishes among three of us. A fellow diner mentioned that the prices seemed to have gone up quite a bit since their last visit. The food was delicious, but the waitress was unfriendly. It cost around 5000 yen per person, not cheap but not overly expensive either.

I entered the restaurant for lunch. It has an atmosphere of a renovated old townhouse. The quiet and unenergetic owner welcomed me. I ordered the 1000 yen lunch set [assorted appetizers/petite soup/weekly spaghetti/bread/coffee or tea]. For pasta, I chose "Saba and Mushroom in Tomato Sauce" and my companion chose "Sausage and Corn in Aglio e Olio". The assorted appetizers included terrine-like dish and bruschetta, which were appealing. The mini soup was a small consommé vegetable soup. The bread was a well-baked baguette, which was a nice surprise. And then, the spaghetti. Both were made with various ingredients and were delicious. I thought it would be cool to be able to make pasta like this casually at home. Lastly, a milk gelato was served as a service with the drink. When I left the restaurant after closing time, the owner quietly saw me off. While being quiet is not a fault, personally, I wish they could create a more welcoming atmosphere with a smile or better customer service.

From Kintetsu Kawachi-Amagasaki Station, head north along the shopping street. Just west of the liquor store, you'll find the trattoria "Bultagne" tucked away in a cozy spot. This hidden gem used to be known as "Bretagne" and was a popular spot in the area. The restaurant is often featured on TV and offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with a mix of counter and table seating. During lunchtime, it's popular with housewives, and for dinner, they offer not only a la carte options but also courses for special occasions. The lunch set for 1,000 yen includes antipasto, soup, homemade focaccia, a choice of spaghetti, and a soft drink, making it a satisfying and affordable option. The simple antipasto and soup are complemented by a variety of spaghetti choices, making it a great value for the price. The cozy ambiance makes it a recommended spot to relax and enjoy a meal.

I was brought to this restaurant by a senior who lives nearby and I completely fell in love with it. Everything I eat here is delicious and, most importantly, affordable. As someone with a low salary, this place is a godsend. It's located deep in the back of a shopping street, in what looks like a row house. If I hadn't been told about it, I would never have found it on my own. I heard that it's very close to Messenger Kuroda's family home. I ordered the following items this time: - Green Salad...550 yen - Eggplant and Homemade Meat Sauce Cheese Bake...880 yen - Bacon and Mushroom Pizza...850 yen - Spaghetti with Mozzarella Cheese, Fresh Tomatoes, and Basil...850 yen The green salad was fresh and crunchy, a great value for the price. The eggplant dish was cheesy and gooey, with a rich homemade meat sauce. The bacon and mushroom pizza was good, although the bacon was a bit cheap and the crust was thin and crispy. The spaghetti had a strong garlic flavor, but the acidity of the tomatoes and the aroma of basil made it delicious. The restaurant is run by two men, both a bit awkward but not unfriendly. The atmosphere is comfortable, and even though I was too full to try a main dish this time, I will definitely be back to try their appetizer platter. Overall, I will continue to visit this place from time to time.

When I went back to my parents' house, I saw the sign for "Machiya Italian Dining Barutanu" and thought, "An Italian restaurant in a machiya?!" I had been curious about it for a while and finally got the chance to visit when meeting up with local friends. My friend had been there many times and it was their favorite spot. The restaurant is located in an old row house, sandwiched between ordinary homes. I was surprised by the stylish interior that couldn't be imagined from the outside. It's a small but charming space, like a hidden gem. We ordered the B set, which included an appetizer platter, soup, bread (free refills), pasta (choose from 500 yen options), and coffee or tea. The appetizer platter had a variety of small portions, which was delightful. The pasta was incredibly delicious, especially the tomato sauce pasta. The bread was also tasty, and we ended up getting refills. The service was prompt, and the place quickly filled up with locals. We had a great time chatting and lingered until the end. It was a cozy and lovely restaurant. I heard the pizza is also delicious, so I want to go back for dinner next time. I definitely want to go back for lunch as well. It was a wonderful place to dine.

Today, I went to Kintetsu Hearts (a shopping center) in Higashi-Osaka to attend a lure exhibition and sale event organized by the Fishing Eight Group. There were dozens of manufacturers participating, showcasing new products. However, since I had recently been to the OSAKA Fishing Show, there wasn't anything particularly new for me. I checked out the exhibition hall and then headed to the sale area, but didn't find any significant deals. So, I left the exhibition quickly. It was lunchtime, and my friend's son said he was hungry and wanted pasta. We decided to eat at a pasta restaurant called "Bretagne" inside Kintetsu Hearts. The restaurant had a stylish and calm atmosphere. We ordered the lunch set for 980 yen, which included soup or salad, pasta, bread, and coffee or tea. The bread came with garlic sauce, and we had two refills. I ordered the tomato and basil pasta, which was quite delicious. However, the service was a bit lacking as the bread refills took a while and we had to ask for our coffee. Overall, it was a nice pasta restaurant, but it could improve with better employee training. By the way, Kintetsu Hearts will be closing on March 31, 2010, so I'm not sure what will happen to this restaurant.

So delicious!!! I don't even have to go out in the city, I'm completely satisfied here!! In the past, I often heard comments like "I don't really like the appetizers but the pizza is delicious" about Italian restaurants, but this place serves a variety of dishes like appetizer platters, garlic shrimp, pizza, pasta, all of which are delicious!! Especially the pizza is amazing ✨ It may be a bit hard to find, but there is a sign so you'll be fine for sure. Please go and try it out! I want to live in Hanazono✨

I have been using this restaurant since the days when it was located in the now defunct Kintetsu Hearts. They offer pasta that goes beyond the authentic taste. The way they cook the noodles and the seasoning of the sauce are excellent. Personally, I love the Spaghetti Aglio e Olio. The fragrant garlic and the flavor of olive oil are a perfect match. The cost performance is great, with prices that are unbelievable in the city. The Parma ham salad is also very delicious. If you want to eat real pasta, this is the place to go. I will continue to use this restaurant regularly.

Brittany is a regional name in France. The restaurant feels like a Japanese Italian restaurant for some reason, but Brittany is located inside Kintetsu Hearts. The atmosphere and table arrangement make it seem like a formal restaurant, but the female staff in the hall seem a bit mischievous, and the tablecloths are paper. With a price of ¥870 and a good variety of dishes, it might be a good place for young people on a date or families with children. I tried the spaghetti with tomato sauce, and while it wasn't exceptionally delicious, it had a solid flavor. The gelato sold outside was rich in milk flavor and delicious.

I went to this hidden gem of a restaurant and it was the most delicious Italian food I have ever had. The atmosphere was cozy with always full of customers. The recommended appetizers were incredibly tasty and everything was just perfect. I want to go back and enjoy it slowly again.

Originally located in Kintetsu Hearts, this restaurant sold gelato at the storefront and offered delicious wine and Italian dinners inside. They have now moved to Hanazono Town, but the taste remains the same - delicious. It seems like this is the only place in Kawachi region where you can enjoy such tasty Italian cuisine. They operate quietly in a back alley, so you can relax and enjoy the atmosphere.